Nature
At Twilight
From Later Poems (1921)
Nature
Now the fire is lighted
On the chimney stone,
Day goes down the valley,
I am left alone.
Now the misty purple
Floods the darkened vale,
And the stars come out
On the twilight trail.
The mountain river murmurs
In his rocky bed,
And the stealthy shadows
Fill the house with dread.
Then I hear your laughter
At the open door,--
Brightly burns the fire,
I need fear no more.
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MLA
Carman, Bliss. “At Twilight.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/carman/164/.
Chicago
Carman, Bliss. “At Twilight.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/carman/164/.
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